>>10910948That's why someone did the work of showing it doesn't impact neuronal firing specifically.
If you believe quantum effects matter then you have to bite the bullet and claim neuronal firing has nothing to do with cognition when everything we've seen to date has pointed towards neuronal firing being exactly what does matter for cognition.
It's like if you tried to claim hypothetical quantum effects inside a power switch were important to whether a lamp was turned on or off and not just the power switch's location in the 'on' or 'off' position.
For this to be true you would need to effectively claim the power switch can be in the 'off' position while the lamp is turned on because quantum effects were changing what the switch was doing to the lamp's end state.
If instead the lamp's state is exactly the same in response to the power switch regardless of any quantum effects inside the power switch then that's the same as saying there are no quantum effects influencing the lamp's output behavior.
